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306. After the Detox: What 30 Days Without Social Media Taught Me | SNSを30日間減らしてみた結果
Remember when I said I'd quit social media for 30 days in Episode 298? Well, I did it! Kind of. Honestly, the 15-minute limit didn't really work, I kept adding "just 15 more minutes." 😅And my AI-made music? Got boring fast. But the good st
305.【会話】Coriander, Cleaning, and Nothing Important: A Fun Chat with Miku | インターネットで共有するまでもないけどハマっていること
Miku and I talk about little things we’ve been into lately. Like my love for cleaning and her coriander obsession. It’s one of those chats where nothing big happens, but it still feels good to share. A cozy episode for Japanese learners who
304. 【会話】Why Is Making Japanese Friends So Hard? Real Talk with Miku | みくと一緒にお悩み相談に乗ってみました（友情・インフレ）
Why is making Japanese friends so hard? In this episode, we sit down with Miku from Miku Real Japanese for a fun but thoughtful conversation, answering real questions from foreigners living in Japan. We talk about friendship, cultural diffe
303. If You Had a Little Superpower… Which Esper Would You Be? | ちょっとだけエスパー
Have you ever imagined having a small, unusual superpower? In today’s episode, I dive into the world of the Japanese comedy drama Chotto Dake Esper. From reading minds by touch to asking pigeons for favors, each “esper” has a tiny but usefu
302. Kanazawa: Japan’s Hidden Kyoto? | 金沢に行ってきました（２回目）
Join me as I take you on a trip to Kanazawa, a peaceful city often called “a smaller, quieter Kyoto.” In this episode, I share my personal travel tips, from visiting stunning gardens and historic tea districts to trying unforgettable desser
301. The Tonkatsu Spot Loved by Locals | 常連さんがいっぱいのとんかつ屋さんの秘密
In this episode, I talk about a local tonkatsu restaurant loved by regular customers but rarely visited by tourists. I share 5 heartwarming features that make this place special, from how staff speak to customers to the warm atmosphere. Do
300. Looking Back and Saying Thank You! | 300回記念エピソード
This special episode celebrates the 300th episode of the Everyday Japanese Podcast. I talk freely about how I started during COVID, how I kept uploading every week, which episodes are most popular, and which ones I personally love. I also s
299. 【会話】Unpopular Opinions: Things We Dislike (That Everyone Else Loves) with YUYU | 世間は好きだけど実は苦手なことをYUYUさんと話してみた！
In this episode, I’m joined by YUYU as we share our “unpopular opinions” about things that many people in Japan love! like going to the movies or hanging out at noisy izakayas. It’s an honest, sometimes funny look at introversion, overstimu
298. Before the Detox: My 30-Day Social Media Challenge Begins | SNSを30日間減らしてみる
This episode marks the start of my 30-day social media detox journey. I share the real reasons why I decided to step away from SNS like Instagram and YouTube, how I’m preparing for it, and practical tips for reducing screen time! Are you wi
297. "119" vs. "911" : What I Learned from Two Ambulance Rides |日本と外国で救急車に乗った経験
In this episode, I share what happened the two times I rode in an ambulance once in Canada and once in Japan. You’ll hear the stories, learn how the two emergency systems compare, and get a real-life look at what it’s like to call 119 in Ja
296. From Door to Desk: Japan’s Commute and Work Culture | 通勤と労働
What’s it like to commute and work in Japan? In this episode, I share real experiences from my time as an office worker and explore typical work culture. From crowded trains and door-to-door commute times to working hours, lunch breaks, and
295. 50 Questions in 5 Seconds! Think in Japanese With Me | YUYUさんの50の質問に答えてみた
Today, I tried the “50 Questions in 5 Seconds” challenge! 🇯🇵 These are common questions in everyday Japanese conversation. Try answering with me and practice thinking in Japanese ✨ Special thanks to YUYU for creating this challenge! You c
294. The Kumano Kodo: More Than a Hike | 熊野古道を歩きました
I recently walked the Kumano Kodo, one of Japan’s oldest pilgrimage routes and a UNESCO World Heritage site. In this episode, I share stories about its history, the three sacred Kumano shrines, and the mysterious three-legged crow, Yatagara
293. The Ig Nobel Prize: How Japanese Scientists Keep Making the World Smile |イグノーベル賞と日本人研究者
The Ig Nobel Prize celebrates research that’s both hilarious and deeply insightful. For 19 consecutive years, Japanese scientists have captured the world’s attention with inventive studies like painting cows with zebra stripes to repel bugs
292. Feeling Autumn in Japan: Sounds, Flavors, and Traditions | 秋を感じる時
Autumn in Japan is full of charm☺️ Fresh fruits, cozy evenings, colorful leaves, and perfect weather for hiking. In this episode, I talk about the moments that make me feel, “Ah, autumn has come.” You’ll hear natural Japanese expressions ab
291. 【会話】Birthdays Around the World: My Talk with YUYU | 誕生日や誕生日会について
I invited YUYU to talk with me about how we celebrate birthdays. He explained Mexican traditions where the birthday person brings cake to share, and how parties are almost a must. I shared my own recent birthdays spent alone, from traveling
290. 【会話】Do You Like to Compete? A Conversation with YUYU | 負けず嫌いですか？
I invited YUYU to talk with me about competition and motivation. He told me stories from his childhood, playing baseball, and why he finally quit swimming. As a coach, he realized that sports can be fun without rivalry. Together we discusse
289. 【会話】Cashless Culture & Money Mindsets: A Conversation with YUYU | 決済方法とお金の話
In this episode, we sit down with YUYU to explore cashless culture and money mindsets in Japan and Mexico. From credit vs. debit cards to QR code payments, we discuss how people pay in daily life and why attitudes toward debt, saving, and r
288. The Three Coffee Characters I Met in Osaka | 大阪の3人のコーヒー人（キャラ濃いめ）
In this episode, I talk about three unique coffee characters I met in Osaka. First, a “Coffee Doctor” who keeps detailed “bean records” for customers, just like a clinic. Second, a lively “Osaka Mom” clerk who gave me advice and free coffee
287. Five Easy Self‑Care Practices | メンタルヘルスケア
In this podcast episode, I talk about “Mental Health Care That Really Worked for Me. I wasn’t feeling great... Japan’s humid summer kept me inside, inactive, and moody. So I tried five simple routines: morning walks, deep cleaning, swimming
286. Soup Curry: Beyond Japan’s Famous Curry Rice | スープカレー
Japan is famous for curry rice, but did you know there’s another kind of curry that goes beyond it? In this episode, explore “Soup Curry,” a Sapporo-born dish with hearty vegetables, customizable toppings, and unique soup bases. Learn how i
285. 【会話】How Do You Express Love? A Casual Conversation with Miku | 5つの愛の言語
Today, I’m joined by Miku for a casual conversation about the “Five Love Languages.” We talk about how each of us expresses and feels love differently—through words, quality time, gifts, acts of service, or physical touch. You’ll hear fun p
284. Saver vs. Spender: A Mother–Daughter Story | 母との金銭感覚の違い
While preparing for a trip with my mom, I noticed our 金銭感覚(kin-sen kankaku - our sense of money) was completely different. I’m a minimalist saver, while she enjoys shopping and new experiences. In this episode, I share our story, introduce
283. How Japanese People Solve Workplace Conflicts Without Saying It Directly | 日本の職場トラブル、直接言わずにどうやって解決するのか？
In Japan, people often resolve workplace conflicts without saying things directly. This episode reveals four common approaches—consulting a third party, keeping distance, gentle communication, and using HR—based on real-life examples. Gain
282. What Kind of Child Was I? | どんな子供だった？
On a trip back to my parents’ home, I found old photos, purikura, and stories that brought my childhood back to life. Was I shy? Adventurous? Maybe a little unexpected? In this lighthearted episode, I talk about the traits that shaped littl
281.【会話】The Meaning Behind Our Japanese Names | 名前の由来
In this episode, Miku from Miku Real Japanese and I talk about the meanings behind our names—why Miku’s name means “Beautiful Christmas,” and what Sayuri’s “Small Lily” means. We also explore how names are chosen in Japan: kanji meanings, s
280.【会話】Why Is He Moving? A Real Chat About Life in Japan | シュンの引越しについて
After two years in Osaka, Shun (from Japanese with Shun) has decided to move to Nagoya. In this episode, we chat about what led to his decision, how it feels to leave people behind, and the kind of life we want to create for ourselves. From
279. What I Learned from Traveling with a Friend | 友達と旅行して気づいたこと
Have you ever traveled with a friend for a whole week? I recently went to Okinawa with Miku from “Miku Real Japanese,” and I realized how incredible she is at expressing herself and thinking ahead. In this episode, I reflect on what I respe
278.【会話】Real-Life Japanese Cafe Chat – Screen Talk with Miku | 映画やドラマについて
Settle into the hum of an Osaka café while Miku from Miku Real Japanese and I draw random question cards that spark memories of the shows and movies we’ve binged this year. Our casual chat unpacks natural conversational Japanese, everyday v
277. My Jobs | 私の仕事
I wear many hats👒 Content creator, website manager, private tutor, and curriculum designer for a San Francisco ed-tech startup. Come along as I guide you through a typical week: brainstorming podcast topics on walks, filming video episodes
